Netflix's Adolescence Sweeps TV at 83rd Golden Globes with Four Wins

Netflix's *Adolescence* dominated the television categories at the 83rd Golden Globes on Sunday, securing four awards. The miniseries, which follows a 13-year-old boy arrested for murdering a classmate, won best limited series. Owen Cooper earned best actor in a limited series, while Stephen Graham took best supporting actor. Erin Doherty, playing a psychologist in the third episode, claimed best supporting actress.

*The Studio* from Apple TV+ and HBO Max's medical drama *The Pitt* each picked up two awards. *The Studio* won best comedy or musical series, with Seth Rogen receiving best actor in a comedy or musical series for his role as a Hollywood executive—a project he created himself. During his acceptance speech, Rogen quipped about defeating comedy legends: "I think the other nominees are incredible. Steve Martin and Martin Short especially. I remember growing up watching them my whole life and thinking someday I'd beat them," drawing laughs from the audience.

*The Pitt* triumphed in best drama series, and Noah Wyle won best actor in a drama series, edging out Mexico's Diego Luna, who was nominated for his portrayal of Cassian Andor in Disney+'s *Andor*.

Awards for leading actresses went to Michelle Williams for the limited series *Dying for Sex*, Rhea Seehorn for the drama *Pluribus*, and Jean Smart, who won for the second straight year in comedy for *Hacks*.

In film, Paul Thomas Anderson's *Una batalla tras otra* swept four comedy or musical categories: best motion picture, best director, best supporting actress for Teyana Taylor, and best screenplay.

Chloé Zhao's *Hamnet*, a drama about young William Shakespeare, won best drama motion picture, with Jessie Buckley taking best actress.

Brazilian actor Wagner Moura became the first from his country to win a Golden Globe for *El Agente Secreto*, directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, which also claimed best non-English language film.